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What is a honeytrap?
a stratagey in which an attractive person entices another person into revealing information or doing something unwise.
What compensation was Stagg given?
ÂŁ706,000
How long was Colin Stagg on remand?
13 months
Who was later found to be the serial killer of Rachel Nickell?
Robert Napper
Who assisted the police with the covert operation later seen as a honey trap?
The criminal psychologist, Paul Britton
What was the undercover operation called?
Operation Edzell
At what stage was the evidence thrown out and the case dropped
Pre-trial
What was Stagg's defence for why he wrote the letters and fantasies and say he did kill her to Lizzie James?
He wanted sex and was not experienced
What did the judge say about the surveillance evidence?
'excessive zeal' 'deceptive conduct of the grossest kind'
What was the name of the judge who through out the surveillance evidence?
Mr Justice Ognall
What was the key technique used in the 'honey trap'?
fantasy filled letters
How long did the undercover survaillance take place?
Over five months
What was the under cover name of the police woman
Lizzie James
Which police force investigated the death of Rachel Nickell?
Metropolitan Police
Who was the lead detective in the case?
Keith Pedder
What did the police find that they found was unusual at Stagg's house?
Pentagrams ,a hooded cow and other odd things
What interests did the offender profiler say the murder would have?
Unusual interests
What did the profiler say was inevitable about the killer?
He would strike again
How old did the profiler say the murderer would be?
20-30
What gave the case a high media profile?
The fact she was attractive, young and a mother
Who was the criminal profiler used?
Paul Britain
What forensic evidence was found at the crime scene?
None
When did the murder take place?
15th July 1992
Where did the murder take place?
Wimbeldon Common
Who was murdered in this case?
Rachel Nickell
Who was the only witness of the crimes?
The young son
What crimes was Colin Stagg charged with?
Sexual assault and murder
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